Swap the vocal in a track for one of 600+ AI voices, or train a voice on your own recordings.
Voicestars is built around AI covers: upload a vocal, choose from a library of over 600 voices, and it re-sings the take in that voice. Around that sit a stem splitter, noise, echo and reverb removers, a lyrics writer, text-to-song generation and custom voice training from your own audio. Most of the stock voices are impressions of named recording artists and public figures, which is the obvious legal exposure in this category, and the terms bar reselling generated audio outright. The terms are governed by French law and the only contact given is a Gmail address. Plans are $8.99, $24.99 and $34.99 a month and every action costs credits.
Basic $8.99/month (12,000 credits), Premium $24.99/month, Expert $34.99/month. Credits are consumed per action: 50 for an AI cover, 2,000 to train a voice, 120 for text-to-song, 14-20 per minute for audio cleanup. No free plan was visible on the pricing table.
Use tool ↗Cheap for what it does and unusually complete for a cover tool - stem splitting, cleanup, lyrics and text-to-song sit next to the voice conversion, so you can go from a raw take to a finished cover without another app. The problem is the catalogue: hundreds of the voices imitate named artists and public figures, and the terms simultaneously ban commercial use of the output. Treat it as a toy, not a production tool.
Watch out: You are paying for a tool whose own terms forbid selling anything you make with it, and whose headline voices imitate living artists.
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